Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 14

14 THE SUND'AY TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TENN- SUNDAY OCTOBER 3 1915 Yale Chattanooga Runs Up Huge Score on Carson-Newman Virginia Defeats FOOTBALL RESULTS BENNIE PALMER COMING CHAMP WHO MEETS HAYES HERE FRIDAY DARLINGTON GETS REVENGE BY DEFEATING CITY HIGH I Chattanooga Times Special ROME Ga Oct 2 Darlington school eleven of this city gained some revenge on City High of Chattanooga for some past defeats today taking the visitors into camp by a score of 20 to Coach Briggs has patched up the holes In his team from last year with some splendid new material including several Rome High "drafts" and the Darlington team again appears a contender for the Georgia championship Capt Hamilton starred for the visitors as did Davis while the line was the best asset of the local team aside from Vandiver's running Darlington started the game with a rush City High finally held on her two 1 r- 4 -g-: I 11 --4- ii -1 1 7-! A -i e1ir) BAYLOR TEAM WINS CONVINCING VICTORY OVER KNOXVILLE HIGH MOCCASINS HAVE "DRIVE" Piles Up Huge Score on Carson-Newman STRAIGHT FOOTBALL USED ALL PLAYS UNDER COVER Coach Cunningham of Georgia Watches Spiegel's Team Shoot Across Field Gaining at Will Although all of University of Chattanooga's real offensive repertoire was kept under cover yesterday the Moccasins hammered their way to fourteen touchdowns against Carson and Newman yesterday with great ease The Moccasins dashed outside tackle swept around the ends and smashed through center with equal ease The visitors defended pluckily but were simply taken off their feet by the viciousness of the local attack The final score of 93 to 0 eight points shy of the score Tennessee made against the same team would have been much larger if Coach Spiegel had cared to keep his first team in On the other hand the game showed conclusively one thing which has never before characterized the Moccasin squads and has in fact been their persistent presence of abundant substitute material The "drive" of the local teamdid not weaken until the entire third string backfield was in action and even then they gained rapidly The locals showed a stone wall on defense furthermore and the visitors never once gained a first down their longest gain being about nine yards in three downs against the third string men near the close of the second period Be Baylor won a convincing victory over Knoxville High school on the new athletic field yesterday the score being 35 to The Baylor line showed great superiority over that of the up-state team and the victory of the Red and Gray is really traceable to the aggressiveness of the forwards In the backfield all the visitors showed great speed leaving the impression that the backs would have been great ground-gainers had they been given sufficient protection in front The halfbacks made several long runs during the game but the visitors hardly gained an inch through the line Carter was the principal scintillator in the Baylor backfield ably supported by Hall and Whitaker Coach Guerry ran In many subs during the unpleasantness and used twenty players in all The fore the light backs of the visitors could get moving the Moccasins would pile in on them and fling them to the ground In other seasons the Moccasins have been weak on defense What the line will do against opposition as heavy this year remains to be seen but they certainly annihilated weaker opposition yesterday without the least trouble Coach Cunningham of Georg la was in the stand and watched closely the play of the Chattanooga team He learned but little of the team's system 1 BASEBALL 116 Detail at the The best boxing card seen in Chattanooga since the Jake Abel-Joe Mandot fight five years ago is offered Chattanooga fans next Friday night when Grover Hayes the Philadelphia veteran lightweight meets Bennre Palmer the Tucson (Ariz) Mexican As a side issue almost as interesting as the main bout Kid Sweet of Memphis meets Kid Car-lock the local negro champion and for the first time it is said that earlock has an opponent who is worthy of his Steel Chattanooga fans need no introduCtion to Grover Hayes He fought two of the prettiest fights ever seen in a local arena CENTRAL HIGH HAS AT HANDS OF Central High school eleven had one of the biggest "scares" of its early seasoi In yesterday's altercation with Somerset High at Chamberlain field The Itikemen won by 6 to 0 but they came so near not winning that the 'victory left little of elation It was the best football game of the early season both teams playing hard gritty football and swapping blow for blow In the first half the play was largely in Central's favor but in the second Dexheimer's boys spruced up and Central had a hard time staving off a tying touchdown with a possible victory from a kicked goal- The Somerset team evidently has been ably coached by raul Dexheimer the University of Chattanooga star of other seasons They spilled interference grandly and their line kept the edge on the local forwards throughout the melee On offense they nsed Dan McGugin's noted split buck play with deadly effect gaining many yards every time they VA it on The entire backfield seemed to move in unison and with a purpose on defense however they allowed gains the ends seeming to let the Centralites slip by outside tackle though they "dumped" well The showing of the Central line was a distinct disappointment to Central followers but the reconstructed backfield showed more than was expected They got around the ends well and gained eon- sistently though not sensationally They did not attempt anything out of thg ordinary Itevington hardly looks so good at halfback as at fullback but he made some good gains nevertheless Central kicked off as a starter Somerset immediately showed signs of life and hustled up fell fifty yards before being stopped Central -els(' showed activity but was stopped short of a touch aro grmo I MAJESTIC 1 'THE QUALITY Lao' Called in OLE BEATEN I DV 111DPIKII I BY VIRGINIA Bitter Dose for Old Elfin Own Bailiwick FUMBLES GIVES VICTORS GAMES ONLY TOUCHDOWN Thurman Kicks Field Goal Making Score It to Lateral Passes Easily Fathomed by Southerners NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 2--Yale foeball stock took an unexpected drop today when University of 'Virginia's clever and well-balanced eleven won a 10-to0 victory in the Bowl The visitors did not score until the final period Capt Wilson and Guernsey of Yale fumbled a lateral pass near the Blues' goal line and Coolman fell on the ball for a touchdown front which goal was kicked A few minutes later Thurman standing on the forty-yard line and with a stiff wind to aid him booted the ball between the uprights for a field goal Yale threatened to score only once and that was in the first quarter After Yale had made an impressive rush up the field for fifty yards Virginia braced and Guernsey attempted to field goal from the twenty-five-yard line but the kick went wide Yale was outplayed offensively and defensively The Virginians had no difficulty in solving the Blue's passing game while the Yale Blues' passing game while the Yale The work of the Yale line was extremely crude at times but it braeed at junctures Neither team was able to gain consistently so the game resolved itself into a punting duel between Thurman of Virginia and Wilson of Yale with the Laurels going to the former Virginia gained from 150 to twenty yards In the exchanges The visitors' end covered kicks well while Berkley requently eluded the Blue ends for substantial gains The collapse of Yale's offense wfs a bitter disappointment to the Eli stands In the last quarter there were shouts from the students of "we want LeGore" referring to last year's star fullback who is at present playing on the second team Ile was not called upon to play however The line-up and summary! Virginia ao) Yale Mi Stillwell 1 Moseley 1 Stewart I Sheldon footman I g- Sheldon Cooltnan center Way center Thurman IZOIerts Moore latdrl1gc Ward Ellen Berkley (lb Thompson ob Mayer Smith 1 Anderson 'Wilson Sparr lb Guernsey lb Score by periods: 1 2 8 4 'Virginia 0 0 0 10-10 Yale 0 0-0 of Brown of Brown Field of Georgetown Head Harvard Time of minutes each Virginia Coolman Goal from Goal from field Virginia Anderson for Moore: Trippett for Anderson Wright for Stillwell Yale Kent for Roberts Bentley for Tliompson Seovil for Smith VANDY OPENS BRISKLY NASHVILLE Tenn Oct 2--On a slippery field Vanderbilt won from 47 to 0 scoring all their points in the first half In the two final quarters the Presbyterians began to reel of short forward passes that worried Vanderbilt and the latter's attack crumbled FINDS A CURE FOR PELLAGRA All Skin Eruption Gone Doctors Now Convinced Mrs Vaughn Is Entirely Well Mrs CJ IL Vaughn Ark writes: "There is nothing I ever could do but what I can-do it now There is no sign of skin eruption On of our local doctors told rue that my cure was one of the grandest things that ever happened-- not only for me but for the whole community to let them know that there is a cure for pellagra" 's "All the doctors that waited cm me are convinced that your remedy is a real' cure" There's the true word from a cured pa- tient If you have pellagra or know of anyone who suffers from pellagra it is vour duty to consult the resourceful Baughn who has fought and conquered the dreadful malady right in the heart of the pellagra belt in Alabama The red like sunburn skin peeling off sore mouth the lips throat and tongue a flaming red with much 1 mucous and choking: indigestion and nauseau: either diarrhoea or is hope Get big free book on pellagra and learn about the remedy for Pellagra that hos at last been found Address Ameri an Compounding Co Box 2t)-3 Jasper Ala remembering money is refunded in any case where the remedy fails to cure I Come look at the New Fall Suits and Overcoats at Hauger's And you will not think of paying 2000 for your suit or overcoat It will be a Hauger 'rrIST0 4 Tenth and Market Sts 4 1 i1 (4'01P- A VP II' Id e- 13-t i' 8-y Chattanooga 93 Carson-Newman LOCAL PREP Baylor 34 Knoxville High Central High 6 Somerset High SOUTH At 57 Morgan At 47 At 21 Tuncumbia At Tuscaloosa 44 Howard At Tech 52 Mercer At Lynchburg and Lee 20 West Virginia Wesleyan At Greenville Univercity 63 Erskine college At Lexington State university 33 Butler college At Clemson college 6 Davidson college 6 At Spartanburg College of South Carolina 17 Wofford 6 At Columbia of South Carolina 19 liewberry college At Louisville of Louisville 0 Central University At Jackson A and 12 Mississippi college At Houston institute 46 Trinity college At Waco 3 Howard Payne At Austin of Texas 72 Texas Christian university At Baton Rouge State university 41 Jefferson college At Lexington Military Institute 19 William and Mary college 6 EAST At New of Virginia 10 Yale At 9 Navy At 10 Rutgers At 10 Franklin and Marshall 6 At Cambridge 7 Massachusetts Agricultural college At Providence It 1--Brown 0 Trinity At Swarthmore 42 Dickinson At West 14 Holy Cross 14 At Hanover 34 Maine At Ithaca 34 Oberlin 7 At Morgantown and Jefferson 6 West Virginia 6 At Amherst Mass 6 Bowdon At Easton 13 Ur-sinus 2 At Waterville 18 New Hampshire State At Hamilton 44 Susquehanna At Williamstown Mass-17nton 14 Williams At Allentown Nova 9: Muhlenberg 6- At 0 Carnegie SS' At Troy York university 23: Rensselaer Polytechnic At 32 Westminster At Middletown CMM--Wesleyan 12: Rhode Island State At State College State 4: Lebanon Valley At Syracuse----Bucknell 0: Syracuse 6 At St Lawrence 0 Roehester 6 At 10 Western Maryland At 84 Maine 9 At 14: Connecticut Agricultural 3 At Sonth 14 Carlisle At Johns college 43 St Marys 0 At Bedford 18: Norwich 'university At Burlineton of Vermont 0: Worcester Polytechnic institute WEST At Columbus 0--Ohlo State 19 Ohio Wesleyan 6 At LaPayctte Ind--Purdne 7 Wabash 7 At Madison 82 Lawrence 0 At 41: North Dakota At 7: Marietta 19 At Evanston III--Northwestern 27: Lake Forest 6 At Bloomington Ind--Indiana 7 PePaiiw At Iowa City Ta--Tows Cornell college 0 At TJeoln a 48: Drake 13 At Columbia Ato--Misvouri university- 13: Oklahoma A 6 At Lansing- Ntich Agricultural college 34: Olivet WARNER PARK GAME TODAY Queen Crescents to Play WilmotCoffey's The Queen Crescent team will play the Wilmot-Coffey City league team this afternoon at Warner park The game will start at 2:30 o'clock The team will stack up as follows: Knighton 2b Dudderar 3b Naves If: S'en- ter lb: Hunt cf es Rawlings rf: Dudderar Van der Cammen Davis IA Senter utility The Wilmot-Coffey players are requested to report at 726 Market at 1:30 as follows: Lowrey LyleJusti-e Baldwin Rich Thompson Lamb Barton Hill reddicord Bazzell and Mc Lamb will umpire RIVALS DIVIDE AGAIN Chattanooga Times Special CHICKAMAUGA Ga Oct and Soddy split a double-header on the local diamond this afternoon Chickamauga won the first game by3 to 1 The second went to Soddy 5 to 3 In the first game Killingsworth and Steve Gaston bad a pitchers battle with the honors going to Killingsworth Madaris and Anderson fild the best fielding for the locals and Dave Gaston for the visitors The hitting honors went to McGregor for the home team Willard Dndderar ontpitched Lefty Goaas in the last game and deserved to win giving up only six scattered hits The locals went to pieces in the fifth inning and made five errors which went for four runs This was the second time this season that Chtekamanga and Soddy have split a double-header They stand even In the won and lost column Scores: First Innings 1 2 a 4 5 6 Chickamauga 201000-3 6 1 Soddy 0000001-1 3 1 and Whitner Gaston and Jones Second Innings 1 2 8 4 5 6 7-1111E Chickamauga 0000210--3 9 6 Soddy 0010400-5 6 0 and Whitner Goans and Jones Perdue Tied by Wabash LAFAYETTE Ind proved a surprise for Perdue holding the Boilermakers to a 7-to-7 tie The Lafayette team seemed to be sluggish and their showing was a disappointment yard line and punted but the Darlington team bucked its way back again and got across this time Reese leading the line plungers Vandiver kicked the goal This was the only score in the first half the two teams see-sawing throughout the second period In the third period after a rapid interchange of attack and kick Echo lls blocked Moore's punt down in Chattanooga territory and II Griffin fell on the ball for a touchdown Early in the fourth period the Chattanoogans escaped a shut-out Hamilton intercepted a forward rpass and ran thirty yards to the 10-yard line whence Davis carried it over on two plays Darlington added its final touchdown a few minutes later Griffin intercepted a forward pass and ran forty yards after which Reese sneaked through-for the marker showing of the Baylor team was a pleasant surprise to its friends as the Knoxville team is by no means a weak outfit Notwithstanding counter attractions a good crowd made the journey across the river to see the first game on the new field The going was rather heavy or Baylor have made a larger score Line-ups: Baylor Knoxville Hill 1e Johnston Wert 1 Halliburton I Gardealaire I Williams 1 Lupton center High center Johnson Par sounders ker Pitner Wright IL Hill qb Payne Carter I Garrett ctn Hall l'enland Fran-Whitaker lb Knoxville Johnston 6 Halliburton I Williams 1 High center Johnson Par ker Wright Payne Garrett qb l'enland Francisco Dore Gentry Lb Weir of plays for Coach Spiegel issued instructions at the outset that nothing but the simplest formations be used Simple end runs straight ahead line bucks and tackle dashes were all that were seen only one forward pass being tried and that from regular formation without a "trick in it" The Moccasins' two new halfbacks Squibbs and Vandiver showed promise of being stars Both of them got around the ends well on offensive and plafed great ball on defense Squibbs intercepted several forward passes Woodworth Pope and Lazard alternated at quarter back and each did some hefty end running Woodworth especially Goodwin did some speeding after he relieved Hampton in the final quarter The big fullback seemed in fine form until he suffered a sprain which rendered him hors de combat for the day Stars in the line were hard to select the many substitutions keeping the forwards all mixed up The forwards charged fiercely and showed evidence of superb team work Unless they show a vastly slower front against their coming experienced opponents the Moccasin line will not allow any liberties taken by anybody this year Russell Carson Newman's punter exhibited the best poise under fire of any of the team He got every kickbff without a foozle though always in the midst of charging Moccasins and many of his boots got good distance in spite of the rush in which they were gotten off Jackson who played upfield tackled well the Moccasins nearly always being forced to hammer lacross and unable to get by with long runs Woodworth was the exception to this rule but the Moccasin captain used sweeping end runs on which he outran his opponent Details of the play were useless Three of the Moccasin scores were made on intercepted forward passes Eldridge making one in this manner The others were made on end runs mostly though Pope and Hampton bucked for two after the ball was carried to the goal line The lineups: Chattanooga Carson-Newman Orr I Martin I Langley I Patton I McKay I Frye I McKenzie Edwards Eldridge Carter Wystt Ramsey McWhorter Itohannon woodworth Jackson (C) Russell 1 urr Martin I LangleY I Patton I McKay I Frye I McKenzie Edwards Eldridge Carter Wyatt Ramsey McWhorter Bohannon Woodworth Jackson (C) Russell I Vandiver I Henley Hampton Moore I Substitutions: Lesord Goodwin Sims Farrell Clark Hamil backfield Kistler line Duty end for Bohannon 5 Vandiver 3 Woodworth 1 Hampton 1 Pope 1 Goodwin 1 Eldridze 1 Goals from 6 Woodworth 2 Sims 1 Finlay Virginia Ohio Wesleyan Score by periods: 1 2 2 4 Chattanooga 19 25 21 2-3 Carson-Newman 0 0 0 0 0 SEWANEE ROMPS ON MORGAN Prep Eleven Unable to Gain Inch on Tigers Chattarsooget Times Special SEWANEE Tenn Oct defeated Morgan school of Fayetteville here this afternoon 57 to The field was wet and the frequent timeouts by Morgan made the game slow and uninteresting Sewanee's line was at its bbest and Morgan was unable to gain an Inch Ellerbe Worth am and Sellers circled the ends time after time for long gains Capt Dobbins and Turner went through Morgan's line for big gains Sewanee Morgan Means re Tigert re Dobbins rt Sutton rt Leftwich rg rg Scott Kihbro Harrison Lg Phillips 14 Turner Lt Ha mil ton Lt Edmond ie Tigert ie McIsaac qb Pa yne qb Ellerbe hb Moore r13 Sellers 111b Yea rwood 11113 Clarke fix McGhee Lb Moss Perry Herring Wortham Payne Bettie Whatley Crudgington TECH HUMBLES MERCER Atiantans Buck Line and Circle Ends at Will ATLANTA Ga Oct Tech opened the football season here today by downing Mercer university of Macon 52 to 0 in a game in which the Atlantians plunged through the Baptist line almost at will or hurled their ends and backfield men around the ends Merced was forced- to punt frequently during her brief possess-ion of the ball Both teams used nearly a score of players Tech scored 14 points in the first quarter 6 in the second 13 in third and 19 in the fourth "Generals" In Easy Victory LYNCHBURG Va Oct and Lee defeated West Virginia Wesleyan here today a) to Wesleyan was outplayed at practically every stage of the gams Sol LeszinsIcy Proprietor We will open in a few days with everything' in Tobaccos and Smokers' Articles that People can call for and we will have the Best in Quality Made or So ld Anywhere A and set the fops wild for a time His opponent this time is a lad who is touted to -be a coming champion Palmer is managed by the gent who formerly handled Joe Rivers and is said to be a much better man than that once near-champion Palmer has been meeting the best to be found in the lightweight division and is a "hero" in Memphis He fights former champion Ad Wolgast in Memphis Monday night The Friday night offering is an expensive card and doubtless will bring out the largest bunch of fans that have witnessed a mill here in many months NARROW ESCAPE SOMERSET ELEVEN down The ball see-sawed quite a bit before Revington finally bucked it over Beck missed the goal Central maintained its advantage in the third period and time was called with the ball in Central's possession on the Somerset 5-yard line Central received the kick in the second half and was rapidly advancing up field when a fumble lost the ball Using the split buck and a delayed pass around the ends the Somerset lads then hustled down field at a great pace and had Central rooters decidedly nervous As the visitors got in the shadow of the goal posts a close decision deprived them of a probable touchdown and possibly a victory On the fourth down about Central's 15-yard line the visitors essayed a forward pass It was caught by a Central player inside his 5-yard line The Centre lite started up Belt' and took a step or two before be was tackled As he was tackled he fumbled the ball A Somerset player recovered it Referee Wilcox after conference with Hawley Cushman ruled it an incompleted forward pass and the ball went to Central on the 15-yard line The Central backs then immediately carried the oval out of danger and there was no advantage for either team for the remainder of the game The game was ably and impartially handled by Referee Wilcox and Umpire Wilson Line-ups: Somerset Central Robertson Hinds I eMoyer I 'Williams I Crownover I Bantle Catron 1g Bare 1 Tucker center IV McAllester center Vauziat Bicknell a Riddings Pare Sears Neldhadt Bohan gb Meek ob Laventhal Catch- Fenton I ings 1 Itevington Boots (C) McAllester fb Converse th Davidson Virginia of Chattanooga and the University of Georgia Knowing the above facts now it is up to us as loyal Alumni to show our loyalty by our support of the team They need Our support and have a right to demand it Therefore let this be a call to all loyal alumni to meet in the university chapel on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock to take steps for the proper reception of the visiting team at Chamberlain field on Saturday afternoon When the sun sets on Chamberlain field next Saturday the alumni shall be proud of their team for win or lose we will show our loyalty Brit we are 'not going to lose NELSON Seeretary Alumni Association Go Mart 75 42 Cal Turner 75 42 Rothe ii 60 40 Underwood 75 45 It Glenn 75 34 Stiles 75 34 NI Rugg 50 27 Miles 21 Cal Sten 131 50 15 J- Daniel 50 15 Plummer 15 15 NVentherfcrd 26 10 rrofessional HARVARD LUCKY TO SCORE Intercepted Forward Pass Leads to Crimson Victory CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct 2--Only a dashing leap and catch by Harte Harvard's right end intercepting a forward pass two minutes before the end of the game enabled the Crimson to score against Massachusetts Agricultural college today to The Aggies who went through the game without substituting a player had held Harvard scoreless for three periods Barrett Stars in Cornell Win ITHACA Oct had little difficulty today in defeating Oberlin on a muddy field 34 to 7 Capt Parrett of Cornell made four touchdowns Oberlin's only touchdown came in the second period on two long runs and a forward pass 5 Exclusive agents for "Martha Washington" Candies famous the country over Magazines and Periodicals UNIVERSITY ALUMNI TO MEET THURSDAY TO ORGANIZE ROOTERS "THE QUALITY THEATRE OCT 8th CIGAR SHOP' CIGAR SHOP" m4nisamlm g- la 0 A 833 Market Street Formerly Occupied by the Kelly Cigar Co Alumni of the University of Chattanooga have been called to meet next Thursday night for the purpose of forming an organization for the "proper reception" of the Georgia football team at Chamberlain field Saturday and for similar service in further football games and other athletic contests to come Following call has been issued by Prof Nelson who is secretary of the Alum! association: To the Alumni of the 'University of Chattanooga: Next Saturday the Dth of October there is going to be an event whieh to the present time is411e greatest in the history of our university athletics namely the game between the University El HIGGINS AGAIN GETS TROPHY LOVELL'S TEAM WINS MATCH 1 TODAY Warn er Wilmot-Coffey Tailoring Co vs and GAME CALLED 230 ADMISSION FREE i' 'I' it Higgins again won the Ilbutton" yesterday at the weekly shoot of the Gun club lie was tied at the end of the scheduled fifty targets with IL Blanchard each breaking forty-three in the shoot-off lliggins broke ten straight while Blanchard missed one In the team match John Lovell's outfit won by 107 to Dr ilorton's teams 101 There WtIS a big crowd Out and the sport was the best yet The scores were as follows: Love Ir Team Lovell 24 It Golibart Jr George Linn 23 Hope IS Blanchard Total Hortons Team Dr Horton lingins John Hibbetts Barriek Capehart 107 29 21 24 is is Total 101 Individuals Shot at John Lovell 100 George Linn 1io0 RGolibart Jr 100 Hope 100 Higgins 65 Preston 90 Preston gi) AL Blanchard 75 John llibi)etts 75 Dr NV Dorton 65 John Capehart 75 Barriek 75 Price 75 Durham 65 Prince 0 Score St 77 73 72 69 65 63 63 53 60 f2 Emzr! f).